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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-29
KICKING THE MOTOR LINE.

There seems to be some di sas!faction on
North Market street concerning tho lste
action Of the council in granting the
franchise Of the Wichita g. Suburban Motor
Line Company. The route, as granted by
the council, runs from Douglas avenue north
On Water street to Tenth street, east to Mar
ket street, north TO Thirteenth street, cas-: to
TO the city limits
The part OF Market street donated he's been
ornamented with two rows OF trees near the
center OF the street Some par ties say that
the building and operating OF the motor line
will necessitate the destroying of the trees,
as constructing the line on one side will en-
tirely unfit it for driving purposes They
claim that before allowing that part of
Market street to be used they will give tie
company some trouble.
4 member OF the company was questioned
about the subject yesterday and thought
that when the discontinued parties became
famil lar with the working Of the
ordinance and the spirit and intentions
Of the company, they would not only become
recon Gil. d, but welcome the line. Pc refer
red to the section OF the ordinance making
1t obligatory Oh the part of the company to
provide smokeless aid practically noiseless
motors. The engine will be enclosed in
box, hard coal used. and the escape pipe so
arranged that shs escaping steam will make
no rotse, which will enable people to use the
strsets occupied by the company, for driving
purposes.
The rows Of trees planted on North Market
street are wide enough apart 10 allow the
motor line TO be constructed, between which
Will leave to the driving public each side.
which is as much n is now beiug used he
stated that osly six feet between the rows
would be needed by the company. and was
vs,y glad Of the parking.
He seems 20 be inclined to think tina. the
cry against the councils action was being
urged by some parties who are interested in
the cid company, and who. he claimed, in
tsrested tn, rnst Ives in try ing 10 oefpat tue
odinsnce. he hoped that the matter could
be settled smlcsbiy 10 all and inj1re no one,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-29
A BURGULAk CAUGHT.

Yesterday morning at early dawn Police
man Tom Mcnamara gently tapped at the
ront door OF small house in the rear of the
NJ. z. church Oh South Emporia avenue.
When the gentle tap revibrated through the
room, Dan Young, who was not guest OF
the family, jsrked open the back door and
found it blocked by the burjy form of Police
Gently eyed first one and then the other
bloody policemen, he looked to be no chicken
that could be easily frightened He was .
heavy built, broad jawed, thick necked
African, about 35 years Of age. He wore a
dark suit OF clothes, considerably worse for
the wear, while his feet threatened
in several places to burst through
an old pair of sbses, which If
Daniel had preferred might have been re-
placed by q much better pair At the rear OF
any shoe store in the city. Es Indignantly
enquired why this uncersmonious visit. Tom
very politely informed him that he was the
object of the visit, and said the ettiquet OF
Wichita required in such cases that he ele-
vate his hands above his head. The two
policeman accompanied this information
with demonstration that was convincing
and Daniels hands went up Tom went
through his pockets finding q few instru-
ments for cutting glass and jack knife or
two, and then informed Daniel that the
authorities at Emporia wished an interview
with him in regard to some house burnings
burglaries and other matters.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-29
IMPORTANT BOSTON VISITORS.

Hon. Chas G Wood, treasurer Of the John
Hancock Insurance Company, Samuel Wells,
esq, n stockGoiter and general at orney of
that company. aud Or. Thomas u DiliirS-
ham, ali Boston capitalists, arrived in our
city yesterday and are the guests OF j. OaS
Davidson, president OF tse CitiisDs' Sank,
who was showing Ihem erourd. Some Of
these gentlemen are stoo kho!dGs, We believe.
Ia the Davidson Loan and Investment Com
rany. Those gentlemen had co.ne out on
brs'nees ~ Kansas City asd they said they
couldn't sc tack sst until they had visited a
town more talked abou: thsn any city N the
~ee:, nos excepting Kansas City Or Caicago
These G. ntieDen. Who houorsd the EAGLE
wish . call, acknowledged that they were a.
favorabiy impressed with tie c01stry which
sursusds e. a. with the town itself, and
thAs taxing both tsgstAsr. unsurpassed
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-29
FIkE AT HARPER

Mr.. Willis, of Willis & Willis, real estate
dealers of Ess. Douglas avenue, was down 70
Harper when tse fire which proved so dis.
astr GUS to that city was raging. BE says
that i, was about 1 O'Clock at night when be
first heard the alarm The cOnfsgration
commenced In BowInan's ma>io store on
Ea.t Central avenue AMI continued moving
westward along tie street In spite OF the sx-
ertien made to eIIingu'sh It.
The flames burned all the business houses
- the corner, eight or nine in number.
Mr.. Wills says that the oriEia of the Ere
is not definitely known, but is snpp"sd to
have been the WORT OF an incendiary.
The los OF the buildings may be roughly
estimated at So, Most OF the stock Of
goods in all tue store rooms but the music
store WAS saved. The building which Was
first burned was heavily insured; the Others
only partly.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-29
ITS DESTINY.

Yesterday R,dsers tie photographer, sen,
us . cabinet picture t.akeo iron - card pho
tasrspA OF NAia street, icnita, june =,
is7v, 10y Snu.t-r, We nave one OF the orig
insl cards Tn. camera WAS p.ao.d ~ the
resent Intersection Of Main ssryes and
DouxIAs Avenue In Eraa. ABOUT knss deep
Ala the town taken N. fhsrs are shrss or
forr very lonesome looking houses, sarse or
four ieaa ieossou,s lookiag natss, h.If-
dozen frSiShs wAgo0s, and beside nothing
bat world Of granA raks sAas pics1rs and
thsn the city & - day All destiny" i ~
ealy xplnasisa.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-29
RAsE BALL

Ne4err- Jones and Waidron made tie
rounds Yesterday fs,ling n"t only the public
pulse on the base ball suniect but sizing up
the purses. They make al encouraging re-
port having IN short time raised over
5000 They report the ens~rpFi-e working
ike q charm ana 1t nov seems settied beyond
4 peradvensure tha, . good base ball cino Is
booked for Wichita II the uear future.
The subscription list shows tbs uainss Of
.orus If n. oli,s. citizens OF the city and
also some win, have been here but saorf
time. All sefn 70 De united On having sons
fun ard getting 9 club that will plsce Wirh-
TIA aIsoaS the ''upupp<Is IL e2~s bah
rrA.tsrs
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-29
A TERRA GOTTA LUMBER COMPANY Oh
GANIZED.

Yesterday was finally consumInaSed and
organized an industry that will be Of no
small Importance to Wichita. 1t is com
pany formed for the purpose of manufactur-
ing of clay aud other materials, terra Gotta
lumber, or porous brick wood, cellular pot
terry, bricks, block, thing, fireproofins for
buildings and other uses
The manufacture OF these material for
building and other purposes, has been thor
oushly tested in Chicago and Kansas City
as vel as elsewhere, and in all cases with
most satisf actory results. Large quantities
of ciays from different localities north and
south of WIcnita have been sent on to Kan
sas City and Chicago, and the manufactured
material of a most excellent gu tIity was re-
shipped to Wichita.
Toe terra Gotta lumber is to be u-ed IN the
construction Of walls for houses of all kinds,
aud is said to BIZ NOT only more desirable but
also far cheaper .han brick. In several OF
the large cities where it is manufactured the
|'demand largely exceeds the supply, showing
how rapidly it is growing In favor, not only
becsuse of its cheapness, but because OF its
perfect ire-preof qualities and the very
general use in the construction Of buildings.
The company mean business from the word
90, and the industry will be pushed to com
pletiOn as rapidly as the necessary
buildings can be erected and the machinery
put in place The charter has been applied for
and will doubtless he granted In a fsw days.
The charter members and directors OF the
corporation for the frst year are the follow
ing gentlemen: j. C. Redheld, Robert n
Jack, W. II. Bridenbaugh, A l.. Rauch,
Fred A. Sewers, Capt. c. T. Meyer and w,
H. Rauch
". H. Bridenbaugh, Esq, was elected
president for the first year. A committee
consisting OF c. I. Meyer. Robs. n Jack
and J. c. Redfeld was appointed for the
purpose Of boring for clay and reporting to
the directors at their next meeting the COM
psrative advantages of ths different locali-
ties for location Excellent clays suitable
for the manufacture Of the terra Gotta lun-
the city, 20 that inducements such a. rail
road facilities, ETC., will likely determine the
location Of the plant.
TIE machinery will be ordered at once,
and in less than sixty days it is expected the
industry will be started, with . capacity
which, if running fall time. will give en-
ployment 70 at least forty or fifty men.
So come manufactures. industries and en-
s,vnrise,,. Cor wichita
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-29
IT'S WICHITA.

Mr.. F. s. Henry Of Cleveland, Ohio, IL
among the number who were lately auto
graphed in the city. he made his first visit
to this section in tho days Of II when Wichita
locked very different from what it docs now.
Ever since that early day he has made &C.
casional visits to the city asd says it was
always the opinion of the genuine Wichita n
that this would be the G. eat city OF the south
west. He seemed to think that they were
'trinmphantiy correct"
He has just returned from visit TO Cali
fornia where he has visited all the booming
aud '.ho,sd 70 be doomed" towns. He has
also taken in Omaha, Lincoln, st. Joe and
the oil and gas booming towns in Ohio, and Is
ready t. report none so fertile in extending
Inducements for BUSINESS As Wichita
Their. Is more genuine bOoning--city build
ing-he thinks, 10 Wichita than any town he
has visited or has seen.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-29
AIIrTLE TROUBLE

Las: evening t-o eo.sred Zen On Hast
DouSla, sos into . lssis essarsascs over .
dusky Sau.sl. Oss wori brs1zts On 40
other and e>oa N angry var OF words vere
d..ssi out :. The locality. oos who Sos sas
worst Of this picked up large ssor'e snd
thro tag il At ~ hsaA OF his oPPaoscs
s1uok him h.4~sea tss eyes, inaiesi.S .
WY Ugly wou.6 n vssnAs1 mas vaa
saksa int . dog sore al h ~eos1
hrOoA.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-29

Mr.. Lewis icuLg, the New Yorker who
has been here some weeks, and who IL the
father Of the Broadway hatters, Young
Brothers, and brother-in-law to Mr. Fetch
hsi1ner, leaves this morning for his home &C
companied by Mas Netue Feichheimer.
They will spend few days in Chicago en-
route. Miss Nettie will remain in New York
for two cr three weeks until her father goes
On 70 take her TO Europe Mr.. Young, who
WIS in Wichita in 1871, and who at that
tine purchased some property, is delighted
Nth Wichita and 81, be would like to come
hare and make it his home.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-29
COLONY OF BRICK BUILDINGS.

For some days, in TACT weeks, there has
been scheme ON fost to build number Of
brick business buildings on Maple street on
| the West Side. The parties interested on
| Douglas avenue west of Seneca street have
| been working to turn the building boom
| loose in that section. Those interested on
Maple street have also worked for a concen-
tration OF forces on that street between the
river and Seneca street. All have conceded
| that erecting business brick blocks was a
safe and inviting investment and it long
| since became evident to those familiar with
affairs that soon a colony of buildings would
| be erected somewhere in that section. The
| forces accommodating, which
| taken with the other surrounding circum-
stances, made it sure to look with reason for
such a elimination.
Wednesday evening a number Of the gen
tiemen interested in both sections held q
meeting in Campbell & Kenyon's office, and
the matter was adjusted satisfactorily to all.
| 1t was discussed thoroughly and decided
| that the interests of the West Side at pres
| ent called for a concentration OF forces ana
unity OF action. 1t was believed thaV Tie
| business interests of the ward demanded
| that the business should be united as hastily
as possible. The scheme for uniting Oh
Maple street prevailed. AS result ar
rangements were then made for erecLihg
near dozen OF brick buildings on tha'
| street between the river and Seneca street.
| On the list Of those who have
agreed to erect buildings is MI
4. E. Lawrence, who will erect three brick
business buildings each having front OF
| twenty five feet and one hundred feet long
and two stories high.
H. ". Lawrence will erect two buildings
of similar size
Mr. Stranton will erect on the northwest
corner of Maple and Seneca streets a two
story brick having an east front OF sixty hve
feet and a south front Of one hundred feet
c. B Campbell will erect two buildings
each having front of twenty five feet and
eighty feet deep and two stories high
Mr. J. Garrison will erect three buildings
of similar dimensions.
Mr. W. Keiser is booked for two such
buildings of like dimensions.
Mr.. T. Coup has decided TO erect a three
story brick with a front of one hundred feet
und one hundred and forty feet deep.
Some of the gentlemen have already en-
gagged architects Proutfoot & Bird to draw
up plans and specifications for In II build
ings Work will commence at an early
date
Some time ago, it viii be remembered, the
city council on petition, ordered Mapls street
to be made eighty feet wide. Their action
was criticised rather harshly for a time by
some, but all have now consented and will
donate the required amount.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-29

Yesterday being Capt. Mury Myers birth
day, Mrs. Myers invited few of his friends
n tea, and when Mury went home last nigh.
he found Heiserman, Abe Wright, Downing,
John Miller and Jimmy Daily and their
WIVES, waiting to celebrate his 42nd birth
day. The evening was spent most happily.
tho boys presented tbs captain with hand
seme cane, ca the head OF which was in
scribed injury Myers 4and birthday"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-29

Tie S>rriek for tAs ga vel has bssn
p;A-sl in position asd boring for gas VII =
coamnosd NsndAy. In - aAaavh1se,
CAvenin N.hAs - bsss ta1nssrisaSy oru1-
lasaG arsx.A - CITY sOhet:iae. s1lsersbsrs
- snnck n - aaWpAcy.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-29

President Au., sne anu Supt Smith, of tie
t.lephone company, sp~nt the day in on,
CITY yesterday. They propose to organize
t,e service here and pus Ia SIX Hundred IL
ssrUrnept plant. 10 cable out in certain di-
rec4iobs for ssns distance, etc. President
Aulvans says 'hst RE town deserves il.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-29

HvhAwpoRps ofEKA Bousx.
~ L. III. CRAWFORD Manager.
FAVE NI9hTS. CoMSENCING MONDAY. NAY IND
LAUGHING ATTRACTION.
Engagement OF
CHARLES GILDAY's COMEDY COMPANY
Ia the Best Comedies Of the day.
'0OIL.ARS AND CUFFS" AND "A PIECE OF PIE. >
Introducing Am.s~e's Brightest Soubretts
MISS FANNIE BEANE.
And the Pincs Of CcmnediAIs,
Mr.. CHARLES GILDAY.
Supported by talented Company Of Artists.
MOI G, y ard TDesdsJ, Ma, 2and g. the great laugh
tnS success. 'C"iinrs aid CUM" ecLesosy and
1hu,scsy, Msy anc s. "A fpece 81 Pie" IN three
slkSS; Friosy, May 9, Crane Doubk BEL.
Prices for this engagement Is. 80 and IS DENTS
Reserved seats on safe hoIdsy morning at opeSa
House box or,oa
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-29

MIS-. Emma Hatcher left yesterday norT-
ing for hays City e. join theatrical COM
pany there. This is Mrs Hstcher's first ap-
peafance on ihs stage. She takes the title
F'ie, being the emily colored actress support
81 by witt. company n the Irpits5 St,.,.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-29

Mrs. Col Ia Stewart leaves for F,ro,,.
t'is morning She will meet the colonel ard
t1efr son IN New York, from which point
they will all embark in few DAYS. The
EAGLE wishes them proftatl., healthy ar 4,
happy journey through ali the lanS. they
nav visit
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-29

Extrn copies Of the EAGIR can be oh
sained IN the counting room for five cents
each, with or without wrappera
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-29

Senator InsaI.., ACCOMPANIED BY ms wife,
arrived IN the cisy last svsning and are
EuaClD ok CUCno6ese Woodman's family.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-29

GRAND ORGAN RECTAL AND CONCEhT-
EE GIVEN AT TIRE
FIRST N. f. CHURCH.
ON MONDAY EVENING. MAY 2
By GEO. L JOHNS N. r c. o.. of England. assisted
by MIS- q. z. Fnotc Sop aEo, OF Boston.
aad Mrs. H. smith, Cantraito,
OF Kansas CITY
Inaugurating the ,arge gan just completed by
Henry Pitchers sons. er louhsjj2c The foilo~i Ing
viii be the ~ oGrah:
Andanea and Allegro itach) Organ
Prayer and Cradle SonI uilrIant Or gan
Duet Wanderers Night Song (Iubensteinl..
--..........Are,G cote and Mrs. 81. II Smith
Onertorie In Minor (atisti Organ
caSotte niebon 'hoihss
S"'iguc'a Maria T. asre) s...-..--. Mrs fro.%
Overture III noe Gavotte
Atone,
Aaessos,
Fu- q,
PART Ii.
, H., - S',.
OufrtNle 40 we l:.....-.-.- .orBan
ObAnctisctna tLuIL a Fantasia Uh Ssciiis Mariners
hymn Orsan
IL Estasi (Ardit) Observation-Disclosures. Mis- teote
6yInn OF Nuns ~ ely organ
War March Of Priests ath.iic) (SendesohI) Organ
LsdOck the Priest tH&nd-D -oegen
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-29
AMUSEMHNTS.

wIcxsfrA MUSEUM. ,u,o, 6 r.,ss<rs
soota Main St. near Douglas Ave.
rs pupa family resort ard the . Only To plsHs OF
Am sseyHent IA the CITY open inc year rouho'
PARLOR STAGE.
TIE HAS oNs" eerio comic bslladists-
ED Willy Neg 0 Songs end Da, ces.
PETE NrCLOUD. by requesU Harp Soig and
Dance.
AUDITORIUM.
TIKI HEROINE OF HAZIErof"
as BY request will run the week
Characters by Cur Popular Stock Company.
Admission 10 cents 70 sill
Daily na6,ye~s arranged especially fer the enter
tciarnert OF lad ies ami Children
D.ers open from 10 ~ p. m
g-Eve-y day at = snd t:sa p, H.. Prof. Yer
bey1 win N he sTard hish wire ascension IRON
tn sronnd 10 the 'or ct tie "'at urr building
/. CaawYoRD, Manager.
TWO NJ HTS ONLY.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ArEIL % AND %.
The Or. ar Pemantic Drama. ss Produced
with The New York N iropoiitah Cart,
Entitled
--BIUiRER ctALKiS
Under tire Dir. tuprris on Of the authors nessrs
d X and Y. &. Higgins. and The popular comm dian
JAY SIWMs.
EES AND ORIGINAL SCENERY.
Scene Effects.
The Murder n the s
The kescu ir,m tho iver Rapids:
IRE Great ire Scene
Eeservtd SEATS s2ie-1 hWsdsy NOR. ing OF Opera
House Box OficA.
"AHFIrID .lPfRA ROUSE
" Ennis Young, Sole css, Or ard Managers.
FRED DiXoS. Asst 3ansgr.
To NIGHT
PI.aUlITTTJ,S MsSrHRPIECE
IL THREE
- CHIMES OF NORMANDY. =
Iier,rstes by the following artists:
Miaees yisESA HATCHF r. Anra Farrell May
Smith. Cara Mnbe! Stanley, Mehsr-. Gins. r.
Bsrnes L., .,iAe- F~,d Robbins ard FRED
DIXON -.r~:..r r-.th fun chorus of fte.h male
and female md orchestra Nettie klum
Pianist.
Popular pris,s cf a6miss Ion, 80 and 80 cents, re
served ~ ats &. cents.
Doors pen ct y. m. performance commences az
30. m,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-02-09
Selflshness In Men Teachers.

Male egotism was on hand in sup
plies TO glut the market at the State
Teachers Association. / do not know
who was to blame for it, but it is fact
that the women were completely set in
the background in n profession which
they practically monopoliZe. L sup
pose women have been sat down upon
metaphorically by the male species so
long they have got used to it. AS some
women among the European peasants
get accustomed to thrashing once q
week and then generally outlive and
know more than the man who does the
thrashing, SO let it be recorded, for
the last time, the sweet voice of the
schoolma'am was not heard to amount
to much in the annual conference of
the educators. The ma'ams had TO
take it gracefully and listen to the
elders according TO the injunction of
the apostle that the voice of woman
should not be heard in meeting. One
would have thought Paul himself
had arranged the programme, so dis
NAL was the silence of female vocal or
gans in the grand silence of birch
wielders. But they took it out III the
sociables; got young man who was
more devoted to the sex than to his
pedagogy into a corner on sofa and
almost talked him to death; went shop
ping and tried to have as good time
as lot of neglected, modest creatures
could have. And they were as lovely
lot of teachers as ever assembled. L
detected several young, strapping rural
pedagogues gazing admiringly at them
as they focked into the dining rooms
and mentally vowing big oath that
each was prettier and smarter than the
one that went just before. But what
did the patient, goodnatured women
do? Revolt, organize, strike? oh,
no. They enjoyed themselves as best
they could, many ate at the last table,
none complained, took what the wait
ers brought, ate it whether raw or
cooked, some sat up in chairs all night,
the hotels were so crowded, some slept
three, four, five in a bed, the hotel
clerk said-and mostly went home
happy, declaring they had had most
royal too lovely good time.-Des
M0ines letter.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-02-09
Virtues OF European Springs.

The waters of European mineral
springs, according to DIR. j. Burney
Yeo, have among their special applica-
tons the treatment of hillary obstruc-
tons and the plethoric forms of govt,
at Carlsbad; of atomic govt, at Rogat
of calculous disorders, at Vichy and
Contrexeville; of chronic articular
rheumatism and govt, at Aix-les-Pains
of diabetes, at Neuenaha and Carls-
bad; of obesity, at Marienbad; of equity
and catarrhal dyspepsia, at Hamburg
and Kissingen; of an@mia, at Schwal-
bach and st. Moritz of asthma, at
Mont Dore; of throat affections, at
Cauterets and Eau-Bonnes; of scrofu-
lous glandular affections, at Kreuz-
mach, and of all chronic skin affec-
tons, at Aix-la-C hapelle, Cannstadt,
La Bourbole, and Uriage.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-02-09
Some Strange Obseryances.

Among the customs of the Seneca
Indians, in their days of primitive saw
agery, was one remarkable for it's
singular beauty. When maiden died
they imprisoned young bird until it
first began to try it's powers of song,
and then, loading it with messages and
caresses, they loosed its bonds over
her grave, in the belief that it would
not close its eyes, nor fold its wings,
until it had flown to the spirit land and
delivered its precious burden to her
who had gone before. The ceremony
of wedding the Adriat Sea was insti-
tuted in l174, and takes place every
Ascension Day. The Doge of Ven
ice, accompanied by mobiles, goes
on board vessel, and when at
sea throws gold ring into
the water. The captain takes an oath
to bring the party safe back to the
shore or forfeit his life. In some por
tons of the Tyrol a peculiar and beau
tiful custom prevails.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-02-09
Trouble Ahead.

When the appetite falls. and sleeps grows
restless and unrefreshing, there is trouble
ahead. The digestive organs, when healthy,
crave food the nervous system, when vigorous
and tranquil. gives it's possessor no uneasinsss
at night. tonic, u be effective. SHOULD not DO
a mere appetizer nor are tho nerves to DO
strengthened and soothed by the unaided action
OF n sedative or II narcotic. What is required Is
n medicine which invigorates the stomach and
promotes assimilation OF food by the system, by
which means the nervous system, well as
other parts Of tho physical organism, is
strengthened. These are the effects OF Hostel
ters - Jmach Bit ~ medicine whose repu-
tatiOn is founded firmly in public confidence,
aud which physicians commend for its tonic,
anti-biious aud other properties. It is used
with the best results in foyer and ague. rheu-
matism, kidney, and uterine weakness, and
other maladies